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Q 1. What do you think the biggest problem your current organization or one of the previous organizations you worked for faces? Why do you think management has had difficulty with this problem?

Q 2. Do you think this problem could be mitigated by hiring an organizational development consultant based on what you’ve read in the background materials? Why or why not? Make sure to cite some of the readings in your answer.

Q 3. Of the action research and organizational development steps listed in the required readings, which ones do you think would be the more challenging steps that an organizational development consultant would face coming into your organization? Explain your reasoning and cite at least one of the required background readings.

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The biggest problem faced by my organization is the cross-cultural differences. Multiple personalities work under the same roof in an organization. All belong to different backgrounds. The problem with those multiple personalities is that they work as a team; the team is unified but not cohesive. The leaders have attempted manifold steps to curb this problem, but still unsuccessful to identify an effective